2025 Educational Series | Fall Prevention in Residential Construction

How much do you think only 1 serious OSHA Fall Protection violation could cost you?

 $500? $3,000? $ 16,131?

If you guessed $16,131, you’re absolutely right!  And that’s for EACH serious violation.

To help you avoid costly fines and protect workers, the National Association of Home Builders, in partnership with the Job-Site Safety Institute, National Housing Endowment and MABA, is conducting a 4-hour Fall Prevention in Residential Construction Training seminar for builders, trade contractors, supervisors and workers. This training program focuses on identifying fall hazards in residential construction, as well as, providing attendees an understanding of the OSHA fall protection regulations and safe work practices to prevent fall-related injuries and deaths.
 

Event Schedule

🕗 8:00 – 8:15 AM | Registration & Welcome

🕣 8:15 AM – 12:15 PM | Fall Prevention Training
📌 Presented by NAHB Safety Experts
This comprehensive course includes six key modules covering:
✅ Introduction to Fall Protection – Understanding the risks and safety regulations.
✅ Ladders & Scaffolding – Proper usage, setup, and common hazards.
✅ Conventional & Additional Fall Protection Systems – Best practices and OSHA requirements.
✅ Rescue Procedures – Steps to safely assist a fallen worker.

This hands-on session will allow participants to ask questions, share experiences, and bring in their own equipment for discussion.

🍽️ 12:15 – 12:45 PM | Lunch Break (Provided)

🕐 12:45 – 1:45 PM | Suicide Prevention in Construction

Test your knowledge, get answers from industry experts, and connect with peers.

Why Attend?

🔹 Learn how to recognize and prevent common fall hazards on job sites.
🔹 Understand OSHA requirements and safe work practices for ladders, scaffolding, and personal fall arrest systems.
🔹 Gain hands-on experience with real-life safety scenarios and demonstrations.
🔹 Earn valuable fall protection training at no cost—a must for residential construction professionals!

Participants are encouraged to bring their own fall protection gear for inspection and fit portion of the class.